Finding out position of active Zeus

[SINE 10]

Hello dear ARMA 3 community.

I'm an admin in a gaming community and am the scripter of our arma mission for a few weeks.

I can't find out how to request the position from Zeus.

I've created a Module "Zeus" in the editor called "acam".

It can be controlled by the player called "admin_1".

Now I modified a script which can show nametags from the very popular mission called Altis Life RPG, to show nametags when I'm using ZEUS as the admin, so I can see who is where etc.

The only problem is, I don't know how to request the position from "acam".

That's the current Show-Tag Script I'm using for testing purposes:

/*
File: fn_playerTags.sqf
Author: Bryan "Tonic" Boardwine

Description:
Adds the tags above other players heads when close and have visible range.
*/
private["_visible","_position","_nearUnits"];
_nearUnits = (visiblePosition player) nearEntities ["Man",10];

if (str(player) in ["admin_1"]) then {
_nearUnits = (position acam) nearEntities ["Man",5000];
};

{
if( (str(player) in ["admin_1"]) && isPlayer _x ) then {
		_position = visiblePosition _x;
		posRank = visiblePosition _x;
		_position set[2,(getPosATL _x select 2) + 2.2];
		posRank set[2,(getPosATL _x select 2) + 2.4];

		drawIcon3D ["",[1,1,1,1],_position,0,0,0,name _x,0,0.04];
};
} foreach _nearUnits;

Now my problem is the line:

_nearUnits = (position acam) nearEntities ["Man",5000];

Doesn't return the position of the Zeus module and therefore will not show any player tags around it.

I tried also:

_nearUnits = acam nearEntities ["Man",5000];

and

_nearUnits = player nearEntities ["Man",5000];

But it doesn't work as it only tells the script the curator's position.

My 2 Questions:

A) What can I do to return the Zeus module's (camera) location?

B) Is there a way to find out if i'm currently inside Zeus or if the curator is not currently controlling Zeus?

Thanks very much in advance

[moricky 211]

1) curatorCamera

2) curatorCamera is null when you're not in the interface, so simply check for !isnull curatorCamera

[SINE 10]

Thanks, works.

Regards